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Mount problems using NT Roaming profile.
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- Subject: Mount problems using NT Roaming profile.
- From: oddvard dot myrnes at stoltoffshore dot no
- Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 10:40:16 +0200
I am working in a international compant with brances all over. I have
observed somthing that I suspect to be a bug in Cygwin. The list of events:
My cygwin version. uname -a CYGWIN_NT-4.0 SCS-R1FWJ 1.3.2(0.39/3/2)
2001-05-20 23:28 i686 unknown.
My windows installation: Win NT 4.0 service pack 5.
Hardware: Dell OptiPlex G1.
1. Installed Cygwin on my local mashine using my roaming profile.
2. Mounted source code, data and Unix user catalogs. Before mounting I
created the directories:
/develop (for source)
/multidata (for application data)
/home/softies (UNIX home catalogs)
c:\sybase on /opt/sybase11 type user (binmode)
F: on /develop type user (binmode)
G: on /home/softies type user (binmode)
H: on /multidata type user (binmode)
3. Installed cygwin on another mashine using my roaming profile.
NB: Registry are copied to new mashine before installation.
4. The mount table residing in the registry reported all mount points ok.
NB: None of the above mount directories exists!
5. Alls sorts of error happend. Make whould not find files, copying of
textfiles where corrupted etc.
6. Solution: Created the mount point directories.
Mount should report errors when mounting filesystems where the mount point
does not exsist.
Oddvard
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